Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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Hello, Dolly!! On November 20 and 21, Anoka Senior High School presented its first play in the new school building. A cast and crew of 150 worked together for many long hours to make the musical Hello Dolly! a success. This was evident as the play received standing ovations both nights it was presented. Hello Dolly! will go down in Anoka's history as a very memo- rable event. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Dolly Levi . . . . . .Sue Geslin Ernestine .......... . . .Kim Hedquist Ambrose ............. Loren Johnson Horse ..... Betty Blesi and Meg McCoy Horace Vandergelder . . .Randy Greenly Ermengarde .... Cornelius Hackl Barnaby Tucker . Irene Molloy . . . Minnie Fay ..... Mrs. Bose .... Rudolph .... Judge ,...... Court Clerk . . . Stanley ..... First Cook ..... Second Cook . . . Policemen . . . Student Directors Director .. Vocal ...... Orchestra ..... Choreography . . . . . . . .Michelle Amble .... ....Al Sorenson ..........JetfOlson . . .,.. Julie Ellingson . . . .Laurie Wyatt . . . .Connie Culver . . . . .Mike Kovar . . . .Mike Houser . . . . . .Mike Youso . . . .Gary Danielson . . . .Warren Collen . . . .Mike Hirschi . . . . . .Jim Scott and Warren Collen . .Nancy Cardinal and Kimm Cottingham ........Joyce Paul . . . .Ruth Hallenberg . . . . . . .Bonita Melting . . . . .Dolly Prochaska Business Manager ........ David Mork -ftr' s Behind the scenes, Meg McCoy helped Julie Ellingson with her make-up. Jeff Olson and Laurie Wyatt led the opening scene parade through the auditorium. Randy Greenly, as Horace Vandergelder, and Sue Geslin, as Dolly Levi, shared a duet.

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AHS Talents Band Together To Place 3rd 'I ,- Anoka displayed excellent marching formation at LaCrosse. ,., - ,Q t. 4 '-A,-1 AHS placed third in this year's annual Octoberfest held in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Fifteen midwestern high school bands competed for high scores in three catagories: marching pre- cision, musical quality, and general effect of the band. Each band had to march a three-mile course while playing several songs and keeping perfect line formation. Directed by Mr. Charles Olson, the Anoka band played three songs - Swing March, March of the lvlajorettesf' and the ASH school song. After winning first place for three consecutive years, Anoka band members were not too disappointed with a third place rating, as their comments after the competition pointed out: lt takes a one and a two added together to make a three. Well - out of fifteen bands! There's always next year . . .' I thought I was crazy when l got done marching, sighed senior clarinet player Lynn Johnson. We were so tired when we finished we couldn't move - but still, it was fun. 'S ,gc , 45,29 'ia-M g-Sf-, ' X '21 . , , . 4 . ,pn . .M ,ww Pl Q 3 It K --..- wt 4 'N 65 J? Exhausted marchers found relief on a shady hillside. Lunch With me DOYSA Far Lett: Tom Bonnell asked the musical question: WhereYs the bathroom? Lett: Down this street and to the left, an- swered Kathy Kopecky.

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AHS Combined Talenis To Presen'r A Lively Musical if Director Miss Paul and student director Nancy Cardinal enjoyed a rehearsal, The cast anxiously awaited the verdict of Horace Vandergeldefs crimes. A member of the cast con- Randy Greenly swept the audience off its feet as he displayed his vocal talent. Qfamated June Emngson for her performance as Irene Mol- loy. 23